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Not 'the last lock' by any estimation. Right around the corner, you have the Bingley 'Three Rise' where they need to go through the whole process again. Perhaps you should do a follow up video, but if you do, for God's sake do your research first.

"...in the reign of Queen Victoria" - NOT EVEN CLOSE - Bingley Five Rise opened in 1774. That was 45 years before Victoria was even born, and 102 years before her reign began. Even her predecessors William IV and George IV were only 11 years old and 12 years old (respectively,) at that time. The Five Rise was opened just two years into the 60 year reign of George III.

If they were made of wood, 'because wood naturally swells up,' then they'd only have to have the edges of the gates made of wood. The point is that 250 years ago, they only had wood or stone as building materials, so all the large moving parts are made of wood, because stone is too bloody heavy to shift!

That isn't Shipley - Shipley lies to the southeast of the Five Rise - what you were pointing out was probably Keighley.

The steps aren't 'curved' - That's just wear from about 250 years of constant usage!

Not 'barges', mate - A barge is a river vessel with a beam too wide to navigate the canals. What you really mean are 'narrowboats' and/or 'widebeams'.

Great video, very helpful if you don't want to risk the roads. Cheers!

Excellent directions, had it not been for this I’d have taken my chances on the roads and probably been squashed or lost

So helpful. Thank you.

Very helpful video. Put my mind at rest.

Video was very helpful I now know where I'm going now from the bus station thankyou!

I stayed at the Ibis Budget at Manchester Airport last year and you can 100% safely walk to it on the outside, there's zebra crossings and traffic lights, it's not a bad walk to be fair and well signposted.

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